Maur Hill High School - Maurite Yearbook (Atchison, KS)

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 limor A CLASS OFFICERS: Mark Flynn, Vice-pres.; Dick Delaney, Sec-treas.; Charles McCarthy, Pres. To old to claim innocence and too young to boast experience, the juniors used their versatile talents and penetrated every phase of Maurite life. They outnumbered the other three classes combined, with 11 students representing the class on the honor roll. Tom Senecal assumed the duties of news editor of the Tatler and Myron Zeller and Tim Senecal shared the post of feature editor. Bob Snyder and Ben Spiegel were reporters for the paper. Taking time out from their regular schedule of activities, Ben Spiegel, Pat Unrein, and Myron Zeller par- ticipated in the local Voice of Democracy contest. Perhaps the most significant undertaking of the junior class was the prom which was held in the spring. Earlier in the year they raffled off a portable radio to promote the prom. Eight contributed their efforts to the band and 20 participated in the glee club. Eleven juniors were scholastic students and 15 joined the St. John Berchmans Society. Athletically, the juniors were not to be outdone. Of the 18 that made the football squad, Dick Delaney, Mark, Flynn, Greg Hughes, JimPurslow, Tim Senecal, Tom Sen- ecal, and Bob Snyder lettered. Eleven juniors made the basketball team and Mark Flynn, Chas. McCarthy, Tim Senecal, Tom Senecal, and Bob Snyder saw action on the varsity. Baseball season saw Mark Flynn and Jim Purslow starring for the third year. The class of '55 has indeed made use of every opportunity that Maur H’ll has given them while they impatiently awaited their final year. 25

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JOHN G. WIRTHMAN Box 22, Martin City, Mo. Dramatics 2; Football 3 4 ; Intra- murals 2-4. JAMES M. WOLTERS 901 Forest Ave., Atchison, Kan. Football 4. • Lettered 24

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Tom Barrett Butler some Garry Claybourn Dick Delaney Wilfrid Farrell